

Colin is a writer who lives in New York City with his wife and children. He’s spent more than a decade as a financial journalist. He spent another decade working with financial institutions to turn deeply complex topics into compelling stories, making infographics and firmwide white papers for BlackRock, scripted and unscripted videos for the New York Stock Exchange and Bank of America, and podcasts for Charles Schwab. He has written short fiction for Facebook, The New York Times, and more. His novels, scripts, and films have won multiple awards.
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B.A., English | The New School
The capital markets, despite their jargon and their scientific pretensions, are profoundly human institutions. They can seem complex, dull, and intimidating, but there’s always a way in, and for me, that way has always been a story. Finding the right way to tell those stories is important for the reader and for the markets themselves, as it makes these markets less daunting and confusing. Market forces affect us all more than they did 20 years ago. So these stories are a way to understand what’s happening to us, and perhaps to change it.